Letter: Leaders’ Accountability
Letter to the Editor
In the past few days, we have seen some movement on the John Geer case.
Letter: ‘Best and Brightest’
Letter to the Editor
To the Editor: I read the article on Thomas Jefferson High School [“Best and Brightest,” The Gazette, April 23].
Letter: Higher Pay, More Taxes
Letter to the Editor
Well my prediction about higher county taxes has happened, unfortunately.
Letter: Estate’s Effect On Traffic
Letter to the Editor
How can George Washington be a better neighbor? Over the last few years, the number of attractions and the number of visitors to Mount Vernon Estate has really increased.
Letter: Morrogh Must Be Held Accountable
Letter to the Editor
The Commonwealth Attorney of Fairfax County, Raymond F. Morrogh, has lately adopted the role of schoolyard bully who disguises his insecurities by picking on those he perceives as weak.
Opinion: Opposing Views on Education Funding
There is a considerable amount of misinformation about the County’s commitment to education and I would like to give you some of the facts.
Column: Farmers Markets Revisited
Enjoying the beautiful Northern Virginia weather isn’t the only perk of our post-winter weather thaw. From May until November, we also have an opportunity to enjoy the area’s agriculture and support our local farmers by attending Fairfax County’s farmers markets. In doing so, we can also support the local economy and the environment.
Column: “CT Looked Good”
Commentary
Cryptic? Hardly. Words I can live with the for the next three months until my next CT Scan? Absolutely.
Column: A Personal Connection to the Holocaust
Commentary
This past winter, I was fortunate enough to go on a trip to Israel with Taglit-Birthright Israel.
Column: Two New Development Proposals
Commentary
Old Angler’s Inn on MacArthur Boulevard and the Potomac Tennis Club on Falls Road are the subjects of two new substantial development proposals. The Old Angler’s Inn proposal, in particular, presents potential enormous problems.
Letter: Helping New Mothers
Letter to the Editor
Having a new baby … the happiest time of a woman’s life, right? Not always.
Column: American Tourists in Normandy
We now know for certain that spring is here and summer is not far behind. How so? Because the Reston Farmers Market opened for its 18th season on Saturday.
Column: We the People
In Virginia as in states throughout the South and the Midwest, there is a continuing stream of legislation that attempts to place the power of the states over that of the federal government.